[Below: Front - note #1a (1943)]

[Below: Back - note #1b]

[Below: Front - note #1a2 (1928)]

[Below: Back - note #1b2]

[Below: Front - note #2a (1942)]

[Below: Back - note #2b]

[Below: Front - note #2a2 (1941)]

[Below: Back - note #2b2]

[Below: Front - note #3a (1943)]

[Below: Back - note #3b]

[Below: Front - note #4a (1941)]

[Below: Back - note #4b]

[Below: Front - note #5a (1941)]

[Below: Back - note #5b]

[Below: Front - note #6a (1937-1940)]

[Below: Back - note #6b]

[Below: Front - note #7a (1944)]

[Below: Back - note #7b]

[Below: Front - note #8a (1941)]

[Below: Back - note #8b]

[Below: Front - note #8a2 (?)]

[Below: Back - note #8b2]

[Below: Front - note #8a3 (1942)]

[Below: Back - note #8b3]

[Below: Front - note #9a (1943)]

[Below: Back - note #9b]

[Below: Front - note #10a (1945)]

[Below: Back - note #10b]

[Below: Front - note #10c (1931)]

[Below: Back - note #10d]

[Below: Front - note #10e (1934)]

[Below: Back - note #10f]

[Below: Front - note #10g (1944)]

[Below: Back - note #10h]

[Below: Front - note #11a (1938-1944)]

[Below: Back - note #11b]

[Below: Front - note #12a (1942-1947)]

[Below: Back - note #12b]

[Below: Front - note #13a (1949)]

[Below: Back - note #13b]

[Below: Front - note #14a (1950)]

[Below: Back - note #14b]

[Below: Front - note #15a (test note)]

[Below: Back - note #15b]

[Below: Front - note #16a (post WWII Allied occupation note)]

[Below: Back - note #16b]

[Below: Front - note #16c (1947 Allied occupation note for French forces)]

[Below: Back - note #16d]

[Below: Front - note #16e (1947 Allied occupation note for French forces)]

[Below: Back - note #16f]

[Below: Front - note #16g (1947 Allied occupation note for French forces)]

[Below: Back - note #16h]

[Below: Front - note #16i (1947 Allied occupation note for French forces)]

[Below: Back - note #16j]

[Below: Front - coin #1 [50 centimes] (1943)
-The coin legend of the following coins, which are struck in aluminum, is: 'TRAVAIL, FAMILLE, PATRIE' translates as 'WORK, FAMILY, FATHERLAND' which replaced the previous slogan of the republic
'Liberty, Equality, Fraternity']

[Below: Back - coin #1 [50 centimes] (1943)]

[Below: Front - coin #2 [1 franc] (1943)]

[Below: Back - coin #2 [1 franc] (1943)]

[Below: Front - coin #3 [2 franc] (1943)]

[Below: Back - coin #3 [2 franc] (1943)]

[Below: Front - coin #4 [2 franc] (1943)

- NOTE: This 2 franc coin is different from the one seen above due to its strange edge design, which I failed to find a reference for.]

[Below: Back - coin #4 [2 franc] (1943)]

[Below: Front - coin #5 [5 centimes] (1941)

- This coin, like so many others of the war era, is struck in wartime zinc.]

[Below: Back - coin #5 [5 centimes] (1941)]

[Below: Front - coin #6 [10 francs] (1906)

- This coin is gold and although is decades before WWII, I put it here because it is so beautiful!]

[Below: Back - coin #6 [10 francs] (1906)]

[Below: Below are bonds and coupons.]

[Below: Front]

[Below: Back]